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Casa 295 2D Panel

A Casa 295 panel follows a Premier Aircraft Design model and uses custom gauges for this panel, including modified Lear45 PFD and MFD elements and home-made xml gauges. A VC is not provided, since creating one requires bitmap edits; the setup relies on panel.FP with gauge files such as Bombardier_CRJ_700.cab, Lear_45_XML.cab, B737_800.cab, fs9gps.cab.

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Default Cessna SP 172 Added Views

Marc Renaud offers seven new camera definitions for the Cessna 172 SP, inserting them into the aircraft.cfg to replace the default angles and reveal exterior lines, landing gear, and the high-wing structure. Inside the cockpit, interior viewpoints highlight the instrument panel and center console, and a camera definitions.txt file accompanies the changes for straightforward addition.

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Default Bombardier CRJ 700 Reworked Views

Ten new external camera angles accompany a Marc Renaud–authored refinement for the CRJ 700, with precisely coded viewpoints in the aircraft.cfg that emphasize the T-tail and wing assemblies while keeping the cockpit layout intact. The work includes a camera definitions.txt and a PDF with coordinate tables for quick reference.

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Default Beechcraft King Air 350 Views

Marc Renaud supplies six external camera references and two interior perspectives for a Beechcraft turboprop, using a dedicated definitions file to deliver fresh viewpoints of the fuselage including flanks, tail, and engine areas while preserving cockpit depth for improved situational awareness.

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Patch

Fix For Saab Viggen Panel

Photorealistic Saab Viggen panel fixes missing gauges in the virtual cockpit and aligns the VC with the 2D panel, improving cross-view consistency. SAABVIGGEN-FSXPANEL.ZIP includes bitmaps and configuration by Erwin Welker, preserving compatibility with the Viggen layout.

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Fokker 60 Standard Panel Modifications

Emile Lancee crafts a cockpit upgrade for the Fokker 60, offering a switchable interface between Delco Carousel INS and BendixKing/Honeywell Flight Management System. The setup enables operation from the captain’s or first officer’s seat and includes a standalone radio/navigation panel for consolidated controls.

: 10.68 MB
: 276
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Fokker 60 Triple Display Panel

A triple-display cockpit expansion merges Captain and First Officer panels into a single two-seat workflow, supporting Delco INS or BendixKing/Honeywell navigation options. A 3840×1024 display trio anchors the setup, enabling a three-monitor field and related navigation features.

: 48.74 MB
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2D Cabin Window/Wing View Panel

By Hassan Ezzeddine, this fixed 2D cabin window overlay integrates with wing views as an on-screen panel in 3D wing mode. It uses Window.bmp placed in an aircraft’s panel folder and Panel.txt changes added to panel.cfg under [Window titles] and [WindowXX], enabling use via alternate shift+#.

: 551.21 KB
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Project Airbus A321 Virtual Cockpit

The A321 cockpit for the A320/A321 family, by Paul Craig, supports compatibility with PA319 and PA318 and aligns with PA3xx interiors. It uses the Airbus_A321_interior.MDL file and places a model.cfg in the PA3xx model folder.

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Airbus Panel

An Airbus Panel reworked by Marco Spada includes Garret Smith's freeware FMC, which must be downloaded separately online. The combination showcases two named contributors and the FMC as a separate download accompanying the panel publicly.

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POSKY Bombardier CRJ-700 Virtual Cockpit

Paul Craig authors the Bombardier CRJ-700 cockpit configuration. Compatibility relies on the model name beginning with OSX to be recognized, while names starting with OS are rejected.

: 4.46 MB
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Panel Fix For Airbus A300/A310

Thomas Ruth provides a panel correction for the Airbus A300 and A310, correcting an ECAMS that stays off in 3D cockpit mode. Marc Renaud credits the remedy, achieved by a straightforward edit of the panel.cfg files on both models, with guidance included in a PDF.

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Airbus A321 Virtual Cockpit Textures

By Kevin McDermott, a new set of cockpit visuals for the default A321 enhances the virtual cockpit with increased realism. The work focuses on the standard variant and carries the creator's credit, delivering more detailed interior presentation that aligns with modern cockpit conventions.

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Complete with Base Model

Icon A5 2D Panel V2.12

Photorealistic 2D panel for the Icon A5 (A5.ZIP) uses all-new gauges excluding GPS to mirror the aircraft, while the version corrects gauge CAB file names and adds seawings, panel light switches, and lighting effects in AIRCRAFT.CFG, and includes a full PDF manual for the panel and gauges, by Darrel Woodhouse.

: 5.8 MB
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737 AWACS Panel

An AWACS-oriented cockpit panel for the 737 combines the original layout with an ATC radar interface, and remains limited to the AWACS variant. By Kevin Widjaja, the reference points to a folder inside the 737radar.zip.

: 2.93 MB
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Douglas DC-10 Panel Project SGA Aircraft.Cfg

Ken Wigginton presents a complete configuration that links the Douglas DC-10 cockpit layout to SGA's DC10 models globally. It is usable only with sga1030.mdl and sga1030f.mdl, and it references the FSX_DC-10_PANEL_PROJECT.ZIP package for panel integration.

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Analog Mini Panel

Version 2.1 of the mini panel introduces pop-up windows for visibility along with Karol Chlebowski’s Pave Tack gauge, improving readability on the compact display for pilots navigating diverse conditions in flight operations today, globally in all conditions.

: 7.81 MB
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Lear 45 Panel

Jim Welch modifies Horst Paetzold's lear panel to enable autopilot functionality via a new aircraft.cfg, with Paetzold's permission. This enhancement centers on the Lear panel and the configuration file, noting the configuration change enables autopilot.

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Automatic Elevator Trim Gauge

The mechanism links stick input to elevator trim, moving the trim in tandem with the elevator itself. It does not appear on the panel, but any trim indicator shows its activity, and pushing forward increases down trim while pulling back raises up trim, and it also operates with other flight-simulation programs, by Chuck Dome.

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Douglas DC-6 Panel

Jens B. Kristensen supplies a photorealistic panel for the Douglas DC-6, distributed as DC6_V10.ZIP, and the configuration for the virtual panel aligns with the model. Erwin Welker crafts the panel configuration, and ten camera definitions cover external, cockpit, and cabin views.

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